What in the deliverence is this?

[Robertmangrum.rm]

Id drive the piss out of it i wont lie.

Not clear from tx though

Heck for 1100 I'm trying to figure out how to get it to TN haha. I could park it out back and move my teenager into it.

 

[RobbieD]

The scariest thing about it is that it not squatting a bit...

That's the old "2x4s for shocks" trick.

That truck (or "thing") has some serious Gypsy vibes going on.

 

[rusty ol ranger]

That's the old "2x4s for shocks" trick.

That truck (or "thing") has some serious Gypsy vibes going on.

Pro tip-

4x4's are much stronger

 

[RobbieD]

Pro tip-

4x4's are much stronger

I was on a low budget, "back in the day".

 

[DeeRanger]

I saw one of those on eBay but it wasn't that nice.

 

[superj]

that is for sure some east texas stuff, they have trees in the pictures.

and here in south texas, it would be blasting tejano and they would be selling tacos out of the back.

i buy tacos from those trucks all the time, street tacos are the best

 

[Blmpkn]

that is for sure some east texas stuff, they have trees in the pictures.

and here in south texas, it would be blasting tejano and they would be selling tacos out of the back.

i buy tacos from those trucks all the time, street tacos are the best

We got a booooomb taco place local to me. The lady who runs the couple stores they have was born/raised in Mexico.. then moved to L.A and did the whole street-taco thing.. and then decided nice weather doesn't over-power bad government.. packed up shop and moved to Maine. So good. The cowboy burrito is to die for.

 

[Lefty]

Wow, I bet that thing is crazy heavy. Cannot imagine what they used it for... oil field maybe?

Maybe this guy once lived in it, used it to work too, and when it broke, he made it his home. @superjay might just be right about the taco thing. Awful decor/wonderful food.

 

[rusty ol ranger]

We got a booooomb taco place local to me. The lady who runs the couple stores they have was born/raised in Mexico.. then moved to L.A and did the whole street-taco thing.. and then decided nice weather doesn't over-power bad government.. packed up shop and moved to Maine. So good. The cowboy burrito is to die for.

Since you guys are basically southern canada i have to ask...

Do you put maple syrup on your tacos?

 

[Jim Oaks]

that is for sure some east texas stuff, they have trees in the pictures.

and here in south texas, it would be blasting tejano and they would be selling tacos out of the back.

i buy tacos from those trucks all the time, street tacos are the best

They're even better when you get them in a little surf town in Mexico.

 

[Blmpkn]

Since you guys are basically southern canada i have to ask...

Do you put maple syrup on your tacos?

I'll go on the record and say that Maine maple syrup is the superior syrup, followed by Vermont and then America's hat.

Not only have we been boiling tree secretions down for longer than those bastardized bacon eaters... but they've also spent too much of their focus on hockey to truly master the art of syrup making.


All that out of the way though.... yes. We drown our tacos in it.. flavor coffee with it... use it as a milk substitute for cereal.. it's a pretty decent all purpose skin moisturizer.. and it sure beats the hell right out of mothers 'back to black' for restoring your automotive trim!

 

[RobbieD]

I'll go on the record and say that Maine maple syrup is the superior syrup, followed by Vermont and then America's hat.

Not only have we been boiling tree secretions down for longer than those bastardized bacon eaters... but they've also spent too much of their focus on hockey to truly master the art of syrup making.


All that out of the way though.... yes. We drown our tacos in it.. flavor coffee with it... use it as a milk substitute for cereal.. it's a pretty decent all purpose skin moisturizer.. and it sure beats the hell right out of mothers 'back to black' for restoring your automotive trim!

And it gives a decent buzz, too. It's just hard to keep lit.

 

[rusty ol ranger]

I'll go on the record and say that Maine maple syrup is the superior syrup, followed by Vermont and then America's hat.

Not only have we been boiling tree secretions down for longer than those bastardized bacon eaters... but they've also spent too much of their focus on hockey to truly master the art of syrup making.


All that out of the way though.... yes. We drown our tacos in it.. flavor coffee with it... use it as a milk substitute for cereal.. it's a pretty decent all purpose skin moisturizer.. and it sure beats the hell right out of mothers 'back to black' for restoring your automotive trim!

I about pissed myself laughing at this.

You win this round

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

I'll go on the record and say that Maine maple syrup is the superior syrup, followed by Vermont and then America's hat.

Not only have we been boiling tree secretions down for longer than those bastardized bacon eaters... but they've also spent too much of their focus on hockey to truly master the art of syrup making.


All that out of the way though.... yes. We drown our tacos in it.. flavor coffee with it... use it as a milk substitute for cereal.. it's a pretty decent all purpose skin moisturizer.. and it sure beats the hell right out of mothers 'back to black' for restoring your automotive trim!

Corn syrup is better.

 

[Curious Hound]

Not only have we been boiling tree secretions down for longer than those bastardized bacon eaters... but they've also spent too much of their focus on hockey to truly master the art of syrup making.

Hey, hey, hey!!!!

Be nice!